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Old 03-13-2018, 01:54 AM
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Will be installing the RSS engine mounts onto my 2009 997.2 CS2. Can someone tell me the torque specs for the engine mount ?
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Top bolts are 23 ft/lb
Bottom bolt is 63 ft/lb.

Protip: DO NOT remove the airbox hose from the throttle body. It's a PITA to get back on. Just move the airbox to the right a little bit (after you pop it out of it's rubber peg-mounts) to get the OEM mounts out.
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By rotational feel, make sure the square on the bottom of the motor mount is engaged into the square of the engine carrier before tightening.
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I have a DIY for 2009 mounts.... see my last post with a vid... yes the hose to the throttle body is a royal pain, but if you see how the hose is designed on the inside, it makes it much easier.

https://rennlist.com/forums/997-foru...s-porsche.html

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I see all the posts on engine mounts and the issues with the airbox and TB hose. Might be a .1 vs .2 thing but you don't need to remove the airbox to replace the engine mounts. I have done it twice without removing with no issues.

What am I missing. Maybe 3.6 has more room than 3.8?
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Originally Posted by nwGTS
Top bolts are 23 ft/lb
Bottom bolt is 63 ft/lb.

Protip: DO NOT remove the airbox hose from the throttle body. It's a PITA to get back on. Just move the airbox to the right a little bit (after you pop it out of it's rubber peg-mounts) to get the OEM mounts out.

Thanks !
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Originally Posted by platinum997
I see all the posts on engine mounts and the issues with the airbox and TB hose. Might be a .1 vs .2 thing but you don't need to remove the airbox to replace the engine mounts. I have done it twice without removing with no issues.

What am I missing. Maybe 3.6 has more room than 3.8?
I didn't have to touch a thing for the starboard side but couldn't get the port side out with the coolant expansion tank in the way. I tried twisting and turning it every which way for a good few minutes before I caved and popped the airbox out of the rubber grommets/pegs.

OP, you'll need to remove the cover but, again, keep the base attached to the TB and just give it a shove.
And this experience is on a 997.2 3.8 so same layout as your car.

You're going to love the difference!



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